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John Muir Day

May 2020 (date tbc)

John Muir Day, in partnership with the John Muir Trust

Where: Edale; University of Manchester

Booking details: coming soon

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‘These Boots were made for Walking’: What Women Wore to Walk
Walking in Confinement: Dorothy Wordsworth’s habits for irregular times
Serious Work: Harriet Martineau
One Woman Farming in the Hills
‘What does it mean to be a woman outside?’

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About Women In The Hills

Women In The Hills is an AHRC Research Network exploring how women constitute a distinct community of land-users, whose experiences and representations of landscape, and whose values and beliefs regarding the natural world, frequently differ from those of men.

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Dr Kerri Andrews,

School of English and Creative Arts,

Edge Hill University,

Ormskirk,

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Recent Posts

‘These Boots were made for Walking’: What Women Wore to Walk
Walking in Confinement: Dorothy Wordsworth’s habits for irregular times
Serious Work: Harriet Martineau
One Woman Farming in the Hills
‘What does it mean to be a woman outside?’

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